skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is the case in the beginning, for most things. The people that master it usually know exactly what they are doing.

"Nobody knows that they are doing"

It's an easy way to discount the people that put the hard work over a long period of time to get better at something. Most people just want the results (money, fame, etc) and never want to do what it take to get those results.

I find this as disingenuous as saying that luck is what mostly contributed to a person's success. Unless it's winning the lottery, this is never the case.
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> If I’m honest with myself, I probably would have made the same choices they did in this situation.

Some of the more modern proposals (std::optional is quite old) actually make an explicit appeal to WG21 not to choose consistency at the price of safety because it just needlessly makes the language worse. "But we made the language worse before" is more like a plea for help than an excuse.

Barry Revzin did this in his "do expressions" which are an attempt to kludge compound expressions into C++ which really wants them to be compound statements instead. For consistency, all the obvious mistakes you'll make in do expressions could introduce UB like they would in equivalent C++ core features, but Barry argues they should be Ill-Formed instead - resulting in your mistakes not compiling rather than having undefined behaviour.
Because of PR reasons. They want to avoid government legislations and pretending that they care helps
Relevant Simpsons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqrCoyVK80I
Sure. But if you claim to follow the man, it means following the book, and the book is - once again - very clear on certain topics, regardless of who put the words down.
I just have trouble believing that this isn’t a solvable problem. Surely, the type of interference is relatively predictable.
Not if you consider the point of a review is to either alert people to an awesome game that could make them happier, or warn them that they shouldn't waste their time or money. The latter applies here.

The enforcement makes this game a waste of time and money for 170 countries.
The cap advantage is multiple - that a banks will lend them more, there is no insurance company profit margin, they can rebuild faster w/o that same insurance company approval red tape. With renters they can price up faster than individual incomes grow.

But note that none of this fixes the core fossil fuel driver to the costs.
Traefik does certificate management for you
so the school was going fine and the school just shut it down for no reason?

"except for one building on the last day", lol except for the one building that was vandalized likely for millions of dollars in damages. That was an escalation, how much more would it escalate if the police had not stepped in?

A crime is a crime, it does not matter if its state / federal or misdemeanor. Do we just allow crime if some of us decide that its for a good reason? Who gets to decide if the reason is just? That's a pretty slippery slope you are looking to walk up.
Have you tried the new first class vss support from DuckDB?
HeaterMeter Controller, with WiFi, and Electric Smoker (MES40) Mod (2017)
Thanks! You should be able to login most forums that don't require JS. Keep an eye on the cookies configuration[1] which are disabled by default.

[1]: https://dillo-browser.github.io/user_help.html#cookies
Are there no stack traces? Wouldn’t that point you to where to start trouble shooting?
The product doesn't have income yet, right? So it's still in a phase that it needs to put money on it to continue. Do you plan to support the development of it through your own money? If so it would make sense for you to keep your share.

The product you developed is a liability and needs maintenance. The only thing you can do is sell your share, which wouldn't be easy (thus proving my point).
In my experience, FaceTime Audio has time, date, and duration of calls, the same as for cellular calls. Neither cellular calls nor FaceTime calls have transcripts or recording functionality standalone on iOS or macOS, so your context is unclear, and your inability to provide complete call logs would definitely raise some questions in my opinion, although isn’t a red flag in and of itself.
That's not an emoji, it's an emoticon.
There's also SSTV. Surely images, voice and text counts as multi-media?
Did you transition so that you were programming in c in your day job or was it enough to do that on the side?
HAProxy can be a web server though, albeit it is not designed to operate this way and thus requires some goofy configuration to make happen. I only know this because it was useful for me while working on a HAProxy extension.
How Does HTTPS Work
I really like the Windows 8 actually being present in the timeline. Just a nice reminder of the time Windows lost its damn mind.
You’re taking a pretty dogmatic position that the essentially that only sustainable options for life is NYC or a straw hut.

The misguided vision of late 20th century life and de-industrialization of the US made sustainable communities unsustainable.

Modern governance has created strong incentives for massive, centralized industries. Thats why if you step into a Walmart near my home in upstate New York in October, the shelves are full of apples from Washington picked a year ago.

New York City is a great example of fake sustainability. The financial engineering required to build an operate unnecessary and overbuilt real property has priced out the smaller scale public infrastructure like retail and diners. The landlords can lower rents without their loans being called, and a ton of the older big buildings are vacant and declining.

If people can work and make a living in Binghamton, NY or Scranton, PA, sustainable communities will emerge. Sucking the wealth of the nation to the top 10 metros is to everyone’s disadvantage, as modern society aptly demonstrates.
As usual, corporate bullshit. Capitalism is shit.
Just to say: This is avoidable. Ofc one can not give Windows to a child anymore, but there is Linux. For games on Android, of course one can't install games from the Play Store anymore, but there is F-Droid. And for regular PC games, there is still a big selection that works without or with very little micro transactions. And besides, the kids system should not be capable to make any purchases no matter where they click.

But I can completely relate that it is infuriating and that it takes a lot of filtering through the mainstream shit to manage this well.
CMake is widely used even on Linux. I wouldn't call it a "standard", and there are many things about it that are unaesthetic, but it has some of the largest market share among C++ build systems. Most software doesn't swap out build systems, so market share is backward-looking and changes based on what new projects use.

I tend to use Meson for C++ because it is much more pleasant to use. Meson is definitely a minority build system, owing in some part to being new-ish, but I see it being used in new projects so it is still growing.
I believe this is why aircraft use AM?
If you suck at marketing and sales, you need a partner who is good at it, as being an entrepreneur is ultimately a sales job. The best product in the world will never get out to the people if the people don’t know about it.

This is why I work at a big corporation. While I can romanticize the life of a solo dev entrepreneur, I know I’d never do the sales side of the job, and it would ultimately go nowhere.

You have to be honest with yourself and ask what you’re willing/able to do. For those things you’re not willing to do, or not good at, are you willing to bring it help? Can you afford to bring in help at this point or is it too late?

Taking a 9-5 job doesn’t mean your projects have to die. It just means you don’t have to rely on them to pay your bills. Though keeping it alive would take more will and intentionality.
Can someone familiar with both please explain the benefit of Rust's borrow checker memory management model over C++'s std::unique_ptr and shared_ptr ? Is there some safety argument to prefer Rust's model, or is it something else ?

I'm not aware of any C++ compiler doing it, but it seems smart pointer overhead could be automatically and safely reduced (in same way one can do it manually) by the compiler lowering the generated code to use raw pointers where permissible.
This is a place for discussion, so have a little grace, eh? It's fair to ask "Why not use NOAA radio" or "Doesn't the Emergency Alert System still work".
The difference here is that tabs capture intention whereas history captures everything. A page remains in a tab because you opened it and didn't choose to close it; that's a signal. Example - if you are trying to find something elusive, you might end up opening a dozen blogspam pages in tabs and then closing them immediately because once you see them they're obviously useless. They are now gone from the tabs. By contrast the history will remember them forever and show you them, even though you don't care.

I use them as favourites rather than nostalgia, so even I think this use case is kinda crazy, but I get it. Tabs work really nicely without deliberate thought, you don't have to choose to save things, you don't have to choose to dismiss things, stuff you were at least vaguely interested in just sort of accumulates effortlessly as you use the browser in a natural way. There may be something browsers could offer to do this better, but it would be a hard problem.
OMG, is it finally something useful, not in Rust for RISC-V?

I saw at the top in the comments "Skeeto is a legend", this is the best compliment.

My sincere gratitude to the author.
> there are too many differences for me to believe they have similar cultures

There are significant differences between anglo countries but they also all have similar moral philosophy, Britain-derived legal and political systems, they’re maritime powers so have mostly compatible geopolitical dispositions, since WWI they have a history of close military cooperation, and since WWII they’ve established a stable pecking order. That’s all before considering the shared language which means they have similar ways of chopping up reality, similar myths, and a lot of contemporary cultural sharing. The differences that exist will keep them separate countries and distinct cultures but the similarities compared to other European countries let alone elsewhere are significant.
Thanks! Yes, that's exactly what I thought when I finished the app. Unfortunately, at the moment, I don't really have the time anymore, like in my younger years, to participate in tournaments.
Of course, it’s not a regulation issue. The technology was introduced to users before it was ready. The very nature of training without opt-in consent or mechanism of being forgotten are all issues that should have been addressed before trying to make a keyboard with a special copilot button.
Gemini is available in the EU, at least in Germany. I can use Lama via llama3.replicate.dev, and Claude via chat.lmsys,org
49/month is the price to make more money with less resources. Your competition also can sell at 5usd/1000 images because most users generate 10, 100 images. But the real cost is to keep 10 customers happy in place of 1.
When I [briefly] looked into this, it seemed that positions in astronomy were extremely competitive, extremely limited, and generally had a requirement of PhD and the usual toppings alongside. Love to know if I was wrong somehow? Astronomy has always been a passion, but I never pursued it because of certain irritating things in cosmology that left me somewhat jaded.
Very cool. I didn't think it would get that far.
Ask HN: How can startup founders afford to become angel investors?
I'm seeing a lot of startups raise money from angel investors - where the angel investors themselves are newer startup founders with companies < 2 years old.

Are these people just funneling money? My understanding is that if you take VC money your goal is to devote the entirety of that amount to make your company into a success. But that doesn't seem right because so many failed entrepreneurs are writing angel checks.
The reason might be that cmake is one of the very few meta build systems that properly support Windows and MSVC (but also macOS and Xcode, compared to all that UNIX+GCC is easy-mode). One underappreciated feature of cmake is that it finds the installed Visual Studio toolchains and Windows SDKs without having to run from a "Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt".
> I just looked at the locking around running queries on a replica, and that's clearly never going to be correct

Uh, huh. Details please?
Micro transactions allow easier unlocking of functional upgrades via "warbonds" that you buy eith premium currency "Super Credits". This currency is easily available in game and I have unlocked all the warbonds without any micro transactions. Even if you do buy the warbonds, you still need to play the game to earn "medals" to unlock the items within the warbond.

All in all, it is a pretty reasonable and non-exploitative monetization and is about the limit for what I would tolerate in a game I already paid for.
My internet was out recently and I realized I don’t even have a radio (or TV antenna) in my house. Just cut off from the world when the internet is failing.

I went out and bought a radio in case that awful day comes.
If anyone is interested in running "teach mode" directly on their desktop, we're building this over at https://github.com/OpenAdaptAI/OpenAdapt.
Aha. Thank you so much for that.
> it's not even accepted colloquially in spoken English

How the hell would you hear the apostrophe in "spoken English"?
Heavy enshittificztion of annoying ads. Recommend reader view on mobile for sure.

Pretty neat but I was bothered by the 4 totally different brands/models of M.2 drives in the photo. Maybe fine if you have them laying around and doing each as single drive without any RAIDing.
I'm planning on implementing this I just wanted to know if people actually liked the idea first
Simply not true.

Like I get that you are echoing the (good) advice to never talk to police, but contemporaneous notes can save your bacon if you are acting in good faith. There's a reason former lawyers tend to meticulously note take at meetings.

Particularly if you aren't in a decision making position, taking notes is a CYA move, especially if you think the company is doing something potentially shady.

Why do you think every business issues receipts and invoices? It's not a tax thing, it's a legal thing. These little pieces of paper can cover the business's ass if you later claim they overcharged for a service not performed or good not delivered.
Ocicl: A Common Lisp system manager – now with AI powers
ocicl now provides LLM-generated descriptions of changes between different versions of common lisp libraries to help you understand the impact of changes before you upgrade.
The feeling of extreme euphoria and its connection to highly addictive drugs like Heroin might be a use case. Though I'm not sure how well something like that would work in practice.
Not a lawyer, but I don’t think that’s true. There isn’t anything in the Constitution about arbitration. Congress passed an arbitration law and nothing in it prevents all this. When cases go to court, the constitution is the only thing that could override the law, but if the law gets better, more specific, adds more protections, SCOTUS must respect that, again unless the Constitution somehow applied.

A lot of SCOTUS opinions in general seem pretty clear that they wish Congress would act and spell out what they want to happen, because that sure as hell is better than running to the courts to decide everything.
Compile time checked pattern matching: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch18-03-pattern-syntax.html
> After that, you use the REST API to make changes to the server while it is running, which uses a JSON configuration definition instead of a Caddyfile, so it ends up being a jump for users.

You can, in fact, use any configuration format with the API as long as Caddy has its adapter compiled-in; you just have to use the correct value in the `Content-Type` header. For instance, you can use Caddyfile format using the `text/caddyfile` value in `Content-Type`. This is documented[0].

[0] https://caddyserver.com/docs/api#post-load
Certainly there are experts on subjects in the world. When you need a surgery, you seek out a surgeon, and ideally one who is renowned for the surgery you need.

But when I hear, "Nobody knows what they're doing", I tend to think of it more in overall terms, and given the state of the world, it's the best explanation I have for why things are the way they are - the world is at best a half-broken mess of klooges and we drift from one crisis into the next; there's no plan to any of it and ultimately no real meaning.
I agree with everything you are said. I think where people in this thread get talking past eachother about practical decisions versus ethical and just behavior.

This was introduced with the comparison to extortion. I dont think knowing the risks of extortion, makes the extortion just or moral.

In the context of general usage, calling something a "business decision" is an intentional severing of choice from questions of right, wrong, justice, and emotion.

At the end of the day, I guess I'm just objecting to the idea that the landlord won because the squatting only cost them $1000. I did some petty B&E vandalism when I was young and dumb, and wouldn't consider it a win-win for owners when we didn't destroy move property. Im assume you'd agree it isnt a win for the landlord if the counter-factual was no squatter, so I dont really have much to debate.

At any rate, thanks for sharing your personal stories.
Mostly from the left?

Gateway Pundit, Breitbart and Fox News are three very active right wing places that routinely silence left wing voices.

Trump’s own Truth Social advertises itself as a place of free speech, however it has been shown to be shadow banning posts up the yazoo that the moderators (whomever they are) feel don’t toe the party line.

You not experiencing something does not mean it doesn’t happen.

I wasn’t discriminated against as a trans woman until I came out as trans.

Since then I’ve lost a job, and been verbally abused, simply for being a trans woman.

You claim the the LGBTQ cause is extremism. As a member of the group I can tell you that given the huge amount of laws being made to legislate us out of existence, I’m seeing extremism on both sides.
Thats only part of the story
So basically all phone calls and video calls. They are recorded, then transmitted digitally, then played back. The fact that they don't get saved is a tiny technicality
Millimeter wavelength RF was already studied in the 19th century... The RF communication band you're talking about is smack dab in a band already defined in the original 1937 document.

Honestly the naming scheme makes sense to me. The spectrum is divided into 12 bands of equal (log) size, up to a frequency where we don't know whether such waves will ever be reliably generated at room temperature without breaking the laws of physics. Then these bands are consistently named from "extremely low" to "extremely high", with an extra annoying band at the top. Really, it could be worse.
Thank you, I did read the series thanks to ReleaseCandidat links below.
Obligatory callout to the excellent server-free CLI file transfer tool magic wormhole which is open source and battle tested
As someone with an apostrophe in my name, it has been my experience whenever I come across this sort of thing, you can be sure the project is crap.
I loved this back when I was first professionally using Git.

https://learngitbranching.js.org/

It simulates the repo in terms of branches and commits in a graph in the background and introduces every basic command. It also provides exercises in terms of "make A look like B" to prove you understand it.
This totally neglects to mention that the commercial c compilers kicked gcc's ass when it came to performance. Sun's cc and and IBM's xlc were substantially better across the board, and I know the latter supported profile-based optimization.

There were also a bunch of commercial c compilers, all of which I've forgotten.

gcc was the lowest common denominator compiler, with the benefits and drawbacks of being in that position.

In any case gcc won the *nix compiler wars because it was free and easily accessible. Getting a license for the commercial compilers took work and/or funds, and the latter was something most unix users didn't have.
I am amazed this wasn't implemented during the pandemic at the latest.

Good change to see though, even if it isn't in my country yet. Hopefully other app stores follow suit. Clicking on the "government" icon to get a list of other apps by the same government would be a nice addition too, like you can do by clicking on the publisher name.
I'm using testing for the last decade, and it's pretty solid. Testing received the bulk of the "-t64" packages last week (~1.200), and the update went pretty smoothly.

Testing and unstable requires a bit more experience to drive daily, but neither of them just collapses into a pile of smoking ash with an update. They're pretty stable and usable. I didn't reinstall any testing systems since I started using them.

The only thing about Testing and unstable is: "None of them receives security updates. They are not intended for internet facing production systems".
If you differentiate between different types of english, it makes sense to show a US flag or UK flag for the different regional variations.

If you have only one version per language, just show the flags side by side. UK/US/AU/NZ for english, DE/AT/CH for German, etc.

On the other hand € stands for 20+ languages and $ means USD, NZD, CAD, many kinds of Peso and many other types of dollar.
AGI would not beGI unless it could change its mind after realizing its wrong about something
The flag representing the currently active language, typically.
Heavy +1 on the labels thing. Reduces the scope of things to keep track of massively, even if writing them the first time is slightly harder because of the escaping and verbosity.

I think a combination of traefik and docker compose are in the sweet spot for small scale self hosters that haven't reached the point where k8s will pay off. i.e. if you have less servers than a k8s HA control plane would use.
The culture is about creating explicit artifacts of knowledge

That's a poor culture, then. The company's original ethos -- organizing existing, organic knowledge in ways that make it searchable, accessible, and useful -- was much better for everyone, both inside Google and outside.

Or at least it was better for everyone inside Google until they started breaking the law. Then it became a liability, which is why you were told that the culture was about "creating artifacts."
To the contrary. Let’s hope he is just talking. He’s talking madness. He’s talking WW3. So I sure hope he’s just talking. And you better hope that too.
Could they just toss a simple AM radio into the glove box that plugs into a port for power?
It's unclear to me what this is doing exactly -- is it finding the best ever? If not, why would the best change every time you run this?

Also, does anyone have pointers to a hash function discovery mechanism that discovers a good hash function for integer values within a specific range (i.e I know that my integer values are between, say, 10,000 and 200,000, for example) and I want to hash them into some optimal number of hash buckets?
Traefik's YAML does a particularly bad job at keeping syntax (such as it is) separate from user-defined labels, I feel.

Very difficult to just look at a file and see which bits are labels for the sake of it, and which bits are direct instructions to builtin features.
You could also try the "contracts" crate:

https://docs.rs/contracts/latest/contracts/